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Modern Weights and Measurements of Wild Cougars

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(08-11-2020, 06:04 PM)Balam Wrote: @Stripedlion2 that's right, I consider cougars to be big cats, not being able to roar is a completely different adaption that is entirely dependant on the voice box of an animal and has nothing to do with their size. Snow leopards who are Pantherines cannot roar, and some extinct genuses of felids such as the Machairodontines (sabertooths) are not known to have been able to roar either, it's debatable, yet some Machairodontines represented some of the biggest cats to have ever lived.

The classification of a big cat being dependable on its ability to roar is, in my opinion, outdated and inaccurate. Cougars being 4th largest felids are definitely big cats.
I definitely consider them big cats . They even have the hunting capabilities too.
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